Not long after babies come into this world, their immune system is very low, so they are more likely to experience discomfort in their daily lives. In this situation, parents need to constantly pay attention to the changes in their baby's body. Many parents find that their baby's hands and feet are hot, and sometimes even their body is hot, but their forehead is not hot. So what's the reason for the baby's hands and feet being hot and their forehead not being hot? Let's learn about it together!
What's wrong with a baby's hands, feet, and forehead being hot but not hot
If the baby's body temperature is normal and fever is ruled out, there is a certain relationship between hot hands and feet and food accumulation. Some babies not only have hot hands and feet, but also often experience symptoms such as loss of appetite, anorexia, bad breath, bloating, discomfort in the stomach, restless sleep, and even fever. It is recommended to take the baby to the hospital for a blood routine test to confirm the cause of the baby's fever, and then use medication according to the test results. If self medication is used, it will not only stimulate the baby's delicate stomach but also cause recurrent fever symptoms, affecting the baby's health.
What are the reasons for causing babies to have hot hands and feet
1. Children's metabolism is more vigorous than adults, so they produce more heat, which needs to be dissipated through the body surface, resulting in hot hands and feet.
2. If this situation also occurs when the child is not exercising, it is necessary to check whether the baby is wearing too much clothes. If it is not the case of wearing too much clothes, it is necessary to measure the baby's temperature to see if it is normal.
3. The baby has symptoms of excessive internal heat, such as hot palms and yellow urine.
What's the reason why a baby's hands and feet are hot but their forehead is not? I believe everyone already understands what causes babies to have hot hands and feet. In fact, there are various reasons for this situation, such as the baby having a fever or changes in the baby's digestive system, which can lead to this condition. It is recommended that parents take their baby to the hospital for examination to determine the cause and then treat it accordingly.
